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pains user-recynable? Yeah, that's affirmative. And you touch it and then you select what you wanted each pain to cycle through, or if you wanted to cycle at all. And it shows your FT8 spot. So when you start operating FT8, you can see your propagation. It's just a lot of fun to play with. I have it show me the solar flare index and geomagnetic level. And so you can glance at that in the morning and decide whether or not it's even worth it to flip on the radio. I don't know, it's just fun to look at. And again, it's the frame buffer version. So there's no desktop. It's just a Raspberry Pi and a Linux frame buffer. And there's no other apps. So you can go to Raspberry Pi 3A plus. It's $25 plus a $30 screen. So under $60, and you've got a ham clock on your desk. Yeah, very good. Yeah. Good to see that ham clock has made its way also away from the ARM-based limit.